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as boston mourns the lives lost in the bombing attacks. >> i feel really, really sorry for all of this. >> tonight, the surviving suspect communicates with investigators. >> we have a million questions and they need to be answers. >> good evening. tonight, prosecutors are preparing to formally charge that bombing suspect, let's get right to cbs reporter andriana diaz. >> reporter: the suspect is treated here at boston's best israel. he lost so much blood from gun wounds on friday he may not have survived if he was not found in time. >> reporter: cbs news confirmed the 19-year-old, the surviving suspect in the marathon bombings is awake in a boston hospital. the sources say he is responding to questions in writing. he has not been able to talk

because of a gunshot wound to his neck that may have been self-intphreubgted. the police captured him friday night in watertown. his older brother tamerlan died during a shootout with officers. the police say he and his brother planted the bomb. they had more devices likely for a second attack. a special interrogation team is here at boston's medical center to try todetermine a motive. >> investigators are combing through the brother's past n. 2011 the fbi questioned them about possible ties. now, the police want to know why he went to russia six months ago. >> people in boston gathered for prayer on sunday. cardinal shawn o'malley preached about tolerance. >> the crime of the two young men must not be the justification for prejudice against muslims or against immigrants. >> reporter: mourners are

beginning to say good-bye to the victims. hundreds lined up in medford, massachusetts for 29-year-old krystle campbell's wake. known for her big smile and love of family. >> just terrible. people would, you know, have little respect for life. >> reporter: prosecutors are expected to file charges against tsarnaev next week. >> $10 million has been raised on 1-fund boston. the site launched by the governor and the mayor here. >> what about the other suspect? more details how that older brother died? >> reporter: you know, he is still examined at the medical examiner's office. they have not announced what the cause of death was. but, watertown police told us in an attempt to get away the younger brother actual he ran over his older brother -- actually ran over his older brother. across the atlantic, runners in the london marathon

remembered the victims of the boston marathon bombings. a moment of silence and black ribbons on their shirt paid tribute to the dead and injured. there was more security but more crowds, too. even prince harry said he would not dream of canceling. >> it was, it was never an option. >> and, an estimated deliver,000 people took part in the lo race. we will have continuing coverage of the boston marathon bombings right here on kpix5 and kpix.com. there are fewer air traffic controllers on the job tonight. furloughs kicked in today. part of the federal spending cuts. we explain how it make effect the airport operations in the bay area. >> if you fly, air traffic controllers have been furloughed. delays are expected to be delayed 10 minutes to an hour. that is likely at l.a.x., at chicago's o'hare, delays are expected to be 50 but reach 1

1/2 hours. sanfrancisco had a runway closure and minor delays but even flight controllers escaped furloughs it does not mean they will not have delays. >> the big hubs will be affected and if they cough we catch cold. >> reporter: they say whatis h gamemahiwas shutdown a few years ago flights were not a tpebged. it seems to me there is a request or directive for passengers to be inconvenienced so people will call their officials and get action. >> furloughs is a dumb idea, adding it is a meat ax approach to budgeting. >> reporter: they say now might be a good time to download a airline app for your smart phone. it will not take much to make a mess. >> it takes one bad storm and

it will ruin everything. last week a bad storm in chicago and that airport came to a near close. with -- and that is with everybody in their jobs. everyone seems to be saying it is not my fault but nobody has a plan to fix it. at san francisco international heairports union is asking a federal court stop the furlough of air traffic controllers. faa officials declined to comment. checking bay area headlines, richmond police are searching for two gunmen that shot and injured a man last night. it happened in the 600 block of griffin drive. they say the suspects got away. the victim of a shooting last night died today. the police have not released the identity of the 26-year-old victim yet. we know he was shot just before

10:00 a.m. in the driveway of a home on franklin avenue. he was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment but died of his injuries this morning. so far the police have no suspects. in alameda, a coast guard cutter returned home today. families lined the dock to greet their loved ones. the cutter spent three months, uncovered 18,000 miles in the waters off of southern california. during that time they rescued two people on a sailboat and seized a boat carrying two tons of marijuana. people who have been evacuate friday their homes in west texas were allowed back today after the deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant. the road to recovery will be a long one for the tight-knit community. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of wednesday's fertilizer plant explosion in the small town of west, texas. a blast so powerful it tore off the walls and the roof of the

neighboring apartment complex. throwing mattresses and personal items about. giant chunks of concrete, 400 miles away. windows and doors blown out from the tpurss home across the street from the plant. -- nursing home across the street from the plant. 14 people killed and 200 red when a firled to an explosion. most of those who parished were first responders. the authorities still don't know what caused it. >> our priority today is the line of duty death investigation for the firefighters and first responders who lost their lives in this incident. >> it will take time to get everything done. it is a slow process. >> we don't have to be afraid. >> reporter: among the many who lost their homes is the pastor of the first babtivity church of the west. he org tphaoeuzed a sunday worship service in a hayfield since the -- organized a sunday worship service in a hayfield

since the church is in the zone. >> this is our first time together since it happened so we can see we are okay. >> reporter: sharing tears and hugs and vowing to rebuild and move forward. back to you. >> at least one congressmen and safety experts are calling into question whether or not west fertilizer may of ignored investigations. they are investigating allegations that the plant may have been storing dangerous amounts of nitrate. gaining an upper hand on a brush fire. 300 homes are e vac waited after the fire broke out in the foothills. the officials believe the fire was sparked by gardening equipment in a backyard and then the flames spread to the hillside covering about 125 acres. right now the fire is 85% contained. residents have been allowed to return home. skiers and snowboarders are

being warned another avalanche can happen at any time. yesterday an avalanche yesterday in the rocky mountains killed five snowboarders. it is the state's deadliest avalanche in more than 50 years. a 6th snowboarder survived. one episode they be involve overlooked a cardinal sin in how to travel. >> all of the men were equipped with avalanche beacons. heavy snow fell in that area over the past week and a half. this is a real cultural heart and soul, you know character of pleasant hills. >> the curtains are closing on a bay area landmark. why you might see soccer balls and ski masks instead of movies here. >> why a police officer arrested a hollywood sweetheart right after she asked him a question. >> it felt so good today with the temperatures well above average reaching into the high

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marijuana celebration. witnesses say as many as 1 at a 'four-20

colorado police identified a possible suspect in the shooting of a marijuana celebration. witnesses say as many as 10 shots erupted at a 4/20 rally yesterday. the gun fire injured two people and scattered a crowd of thousands. this is the first big event of its kind in colorado since the state legalized marijuana. the police say they did everything they could to protect public safety. >> you can have all of security in the world and things can happen. so, obviously i think we were fast and. >> the suspect is shown walking through the crowd and moving away from the shooting. despite the violence, organizers say they are looking forward to next year's event. the iconic dome movie theater in pleasant hill is screening its last movie right now. the decades old landmark is closing to make way for a new development. but, for some dome supporters, the fight is not over yet.

>> pleasant hills go to movie house since 1967 fades to black today. the dome is closing its doors for good. >> we have lived out here for 35 years. coming herefor 35 years. >> they have obtained a permit to demolish the theater and it has locals fuming. they have until may 3rd to remove the seats, popcorn machines, home to thousands of memories. >> i am sad. a tragedy. pleasant hill, like, this is a real cultural heart, soul, you know, character of pleasant hill. we really -- when they take this down there will be nothing else left. >> when they think of the dome they think of the history here. think of people's first dates. i was here a couple months ago and here is what people had to say. >> "jaws". [music] "star wars." >> my wife and i came to our first movie here "god father."

>> i will make him an offer he can not refuse. >> reporter: now, it is facing a wrecking ball for dick's sporting good store. >> we have enough sporting good stores. >> reporter: supporters of the dome have not given up the fight yet. they have a facebook page. still, today marks the end of an era for pleasant hill. >> i made have to save this, i don't know. reporting from pleasant hill. kpix-5. >> the city council is expected to hold a public hearing to hear arguments in favor of keeping the dome. >> all right, maybe you noticed, california drivers are paying less at the pump. the latest survey shows the statewide average for a gallon of regular gas dropped 9 cents in two weeks, now down to $3.90. the highest average price, san francisco, $3.96. the lowest, $3.77 in stockton. well, ferry service on san

francisco bay is expanding and starting next monday the transportation authority will add an evening trip during the workweek. tell leave south san francisco at 6:20 p.m. and take commuters to e east bay. the rrie between san francisco and south city. the transportation authority believes the trips will boost ridership because right now only 131 commuters on average take the san francisco ferry to the east bay ferry from san francisco to the east bay monday through friday. all right, a beautiful weekend to enjoy outdoor activities. find out if the warmer temperatures are going to stick around. what a gorgeous day today. the temperatures are well above average and we have more of the same to start off your workweek. check out what it looked like earlier today. this is a look at san francisco's ocean beach. we had sun bathers outside. the temperatures reached into the 70 list into the 80s. some of our inland spots, again, this is what is in store

for monday. more sunshine, more warm weather, sunny skies, reaching close to 90 degrees in some of the inland spots and along the coast. it is going to still reach into the low 70s. we have another nice day on tap. so, why? it is a huge ridge of high pressure. it is just settled on in around the bay area. so, any storm track staying well away from the bay area, a little bit of rain showers there in portland, parts of seattle. but, for the bay area we are high and try. that is what is keeping us in these temperatures on the more mild side. it looks like for the future and in the longer range forecast really not seeing good chance of significant rain. so, this is your overnight lows, what they look like. a lot of low temperatures, 61, the overnight low in vellijo. and skies should be clear, once again. so, for tomorrow, we are going to see a repeat. going to hit repeat on today.

maybe the temperatures can be a degree or two warmer. everywhere you see orange that means the temperatures in the 80s. we are painting things pretty nice tomorrow as well. 77 in oakland, 90 in vellijo. the warmest, inland, 86 in livermore. but even in pacifica reaching into the low 70s. your forecast over the next several days, what you can expect. a nice day on tap for monday. then, we begin a decrease in the temperatures. the cooling trend on the way. but, again, high pressure remains in effect. it might be nice throughout the workweek. the temperatures by thursday and friday. it looks like 50s and 60s along the coast and still seeing a lot of 70ss in our inland spots. hopefully you can get out and enjoy some of it, ann back to you. >> thank you, elizabeth. known as one of hollywood sweethearts why the police

arrested reese witherspoon. and i'm dennis o'donell. coming up next on "gameday." buster posy breaks out. >> the warriors lose their all- star for the rest of the season. >> we can not replace david lee. and a thriller tonight in san jose. "gameday", is next ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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thriller bolivian takes top star. the oscar winner and her husband, jim toth, were puld over actress, reese witherspoon was arrested after her celebrity card failed to get her off of the hook. the oscar winner and her d huanwere pulled over on friday. she disobeyed the officer. she asked the officer who she was and he said he did not she replayed, you are about to find out. she was arrested for disordererly conduct. a big name in broadcasting. al michaels arrested on friday night on suspicion of drunk driving. the 68-year-old sports announcer for nbc was spotted making an illegal u-turn at a dui checkpoint and pulled over.

the police say he had a blood alcohol level of .08. he spent 5 hours in jail before being released. he has a june 26th court date. taking a dip in the bay. not to cool off. what beachgoers never see from the shores and motivated divers to hop into the waters today. lacing up for a message. one step at a time. ,,,,

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almost a dozen bay area cits -- from pittsburg to san jo- held small walks of their os part o a 100 mile walk passed,theb a dozen cities urgh this weekend hunger lkwalks utexe from international aid agencies is going the extra mile. walking the 100 miles from napa to san jose as a form of gratitude. >> when i was responsible in eupbdo nearbyia i received an award from the u.n. who are those people giving this money so i can do this worker here. >> the 11 hunger walks in the bay area this weekend helped raise funds for local hunger fighting agencies. the goal this year $250,000. instead of walking for hunger, volunteers in san francisco were diving for

trash. divers from the a quakium of the bay were in the water today. cleaning up aquatic park at part of earth day. they found all kinds of junk that you never see from the beach. >> people have gone down there and brought up tires and sinks and last year i found a couple crowbars. it is things that come off of a lot the ships, too. but a lot of bottles, a lot of trash and things that sink to the bottom. >> organizers say one way to keep the trash from building up on the beach or in the water is to reduce what you use by recycling. the grand parade is cherry on top at the annual cherry blossom festival in san francisco. more than 1500 participants march through japan town this afternoon to celebrate the culture. >> it brings the japanese culture in because people from japan are going here and go to the parades and watch. >> this cherry blossom festival is one of the biggest.

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skating disco festival. ska showcase their t they perfect day for skating. annual tradition. roller skating disco festival. they showcase their moves as that they developed over the years at the park. organizers say it is not about the skaters showing off it is about what anyone